October 2025: Building an Evaluation Plan to Meet the California Wraparound Standards

Strong data systems are essential for high-quality Wraparound implementation, and the California Wraparound Standards set expectations for agencies to use data in meaningful ways. This webinar will walk agency leaders, supervisors, and evaluators through the process of building an evaluation plan that not only meets the Standards but also supports practice improvement an stronger outcomes for youth and families.

Participants will learn how to design an agency data plan use data to provide timely feedback to staff, and address Wraparound's unique needs in program evaluation. Emphasis will be places on creating systems that inform continuous quality improvement, elevate family and youth experiences, and make data a tool for learning rather than simply reporting.

Key Learning Objectives:

Understand that data expectations outlined in the California Wraparound Standards
Develop a roadmap for building an effective evaluation and data plan
Explore strategies for using data to provide timely, actionable feedback to staff
Identify Wraparound-specific considerations in program and outcome measurement

Academic Units

Section Number

252WIS336

Instruction Method

Online class

Section Notes

The format of this virtual training will be on Zoom. You will receive login information via email once your enrollment has been received.

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Section Schedule

Tues., Oct 28th, 2025, 9:00am to 11:00pm

Fees

Instructors

Anabel Godoy

Anabel Godoy has been a dedicated leader serving vulnerable children and families for over 16 years. She has extensive experience in direct care and leadership positions for programs in residential care and in home services. She is currently the Wraparound program director for Olive Crest in the Inland Empire and an instructor for Human Services at UC Davis Contusing and Professional Education. She is actively involved in the Wraparound community as a member of the California Advisory Committee, Wraparound Steering Committee and co-chair of the Data and Outcomes Workgroup and the Southern California Wraparound Hub.

Tyler Stickney

Tyler Stickney is a software engineer dedicated to building tools to improve people’s lives. Prior to moving into the software development field, Stickney worked as a case manager and administrator for group homes (STRTPs), and he currently works as the director of Data & Outcomes for Olive Crest, a non-profit providing Wraparound, foster, STRTP, transitional housing and mental health services to youth in the Southern California area. His work involves the development of software systems to aid in the identification, collection, retention, and analysis of human services data. Apart from his work in the social services space, Stickney has past experience designing data systems for both the banking and real estate sectors.